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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-24
LITTLE BAREFOOT.
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Mr. Matthew Arnold was greatly struck by this
democratic government of our reading room when he
I'm Boston He came In here one day and saw a
little barooUted nowsboy sitting In of the best
chairs tho reading ROOM enjoying himself apparently
for dear life. Tho great essayist was completely
asuounded. "D0 you let bare footed boys In this
rea,Iinr room ~ he asked You would never SEQ
such sight that in Europe. do not believe thcre
IL a readin room In all Europe In which that boy,
dres ,ei as no Is, would enter" Then Mr.. Arnold
went tho boy. engaged him in conversation and
found that lao reading the Life of Washington"
and that no was young gentleman OF decidedly anti.
British tendencies and, for his age, remarkably VOL
informed.
Mr.. Arnold remained talking with tho youngSter for
time, and, he back to our desk the great
Engiishman said: - do not think have been 50
impressed with anything else that have seen since
arriving In this country as am now with meeting
this bare footed boy In this reading room. What a
tribute TO democratic Institutions t Is To say that in
stead of sending that boy out 10 wander alone In tho
streets they permit him to In here and excite his
youthful ina gination by reading such book the
Lfe of Washington The reading of that one book
may change the whole course Of that boys life aud
may DO the means of making him useful honorable,
worthy citizen of this great country. IL Is tell yen,
a sight that impresses European not accustomed u
your democratic ways"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-24
OLD NR. FELTON,.


The Listeners recent anusion To the statement
that the father Of Felton, tho great "Grecian," was
once toLtaker the Newburyport turnpike In the
days when Is a busy highway, has caused reader
who familiar with several members Of the dis
tinguisbcd scholars family TO furnish the following
"Ihe father Of Cornelius and Samuel NJ. FELTON,
was, when knew him, a very old but very vigorous
man. a fine type OF tho ye0man Of Upper Mddlesex
County. to which he must have removed when his
sons very young II he ever lived on the line Vt
the NewburypOIt Turnpike. He furnished wood TO
the Fttchburg Railroad when first met him. and used
to pass much of bis time in the old depot at Concord
then, when the line short and young. consider
able distributing point. He gossped about his FAM
lily with a pride excusabe I'm tho father OF two such
distinguished men.
"sAll my family talented tho old man used
to MY Cornelius he was always given to books,
and he'd let the plough go anywhere il wanted to and
read Greek in tho furrcr My sam was always bust.
ness and my daughter makes tho best pickles and
preserves of any woman In Middesex County. Evory
one Of them children talented, you sect
"And the people did see II. though We who were
boys at that time used to think that the man who
had locomotive named after him must be 10 reality
smarter than the author Of Greek Reader
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-24
A SUSSEX BELIEF.

"A Few days ago was speaking TO a man here abont
his little boy, who looked pale and delicate lie said
An, you'll see difference in him IN few weeks time.
when the warm weather comes, and brngs the Danish
blood ont OF him. When he puts his Danes skin hs III
look very different. You always notice these Danes
look rather peekish In winter time on inquiry, fou nd
that by Danes skin" no meant freckied skin His
grandmother had told him that frcckles sign OF
Danish blood. woman informed me that she had nj
ways understood that red haired people Danes.
Our Sussex ancestors diskcd tho Danes considered
Danes skin an appropriate ornament for n church
door; and was Interested TO find that Danish blood and
Danish skins still haunt the Sussex dialect shall be
glad TO hear II the expression IA known elsewhere.
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mothers, is again well received by the bellies OF to-
day, who wear it incrchaneeaLly as pin pendant.
gold coiarct of open braid work Is among tho
articles necessary TO complete tho toilet of ultra
fashionable lady, Bracelets OF tho Same pattern ara
attractive.
very attractive pattern for n ladies' watch is
nugget surface Set with damondS tho erect pro lucet
being that OF tho stones ls found I'm their natural beds
That queen chains are going out OF fashion Is dc.
MED by the manufacturers who state they arc ~
great demand and that new styles being prepared
for the al season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-24
LIKE HER ELDERS.
From The Boston Transcript.

A story Of the rising generation:
In one OF the suburban towns there Is young
Iady-qute young young lady sho is, t0o-who~s
somewhat bOyish aspect and innOoenty masculine
tastes have for her the soubriquet Ut Tommy.
Not long ago she gave ttle parry to the children
of the neghb0rhoOd and In preparing for Oh event her
MOTHER In order get at idea of tho Of young
people her daughter would like to have attend, told
her 70 prepare list 0f those she wished TO invite
Tommy went to work with zest and In a short tlno
finished pretty long list
"There, mamma" said she. with air Of conciu
siveness, "there's every single one that want "
come"
Her mother took the document and read IT with ao
establishment which increased as her eye approached
the end Of tho list Tommy had only one giris
on the whole listt
"why, Tommy" her mother exclaimed, "do you
want none but boys TO come to your partyf What
are you thinking OFF,
Well. mamma" said Tommy, You know gids
aren't any funp
But would your boys have any fun IL there
weren't any girsr
weren't any girls why. thero'n be Kitty Bck
erataf and me- and that ought to 10 girls enough y
The MOTHER however, fnsistel upon tho nomination
of full quota OF girls but In order to get IL she had
to make Inquiries herself Tommy's information was
deficient.
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A PROUD REPRESENTATIVE.

She was a passenger In a woodward ave. horse ear
Her frock was ono Of fashionable fabric and IL fitted
with much elegance. She wore silk mtts and an
exquisite hat over tho crown OF which danced and
bObbcd beautiful plumes. Her eye was bright hor
complexion fine land naturall and her general style
distngue. She had a captivating smile and was
altogether proud representative OF thar beauty and
animation for which the Detroit young woman, as
Institution. is celebratedthe very flower Of our 70
fined civilization
She spoke TO her companion, a mild hammered
elderly woman, and those were the words she said :
do yOus git to rfdin On the boats much this hero
weather2y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-24

gold cigarette holder with amber mouth-pIeoe,
tho bowl acorn-sbaped and resting In an elegantly
chased claw. Is novelty which Will be popular with
luxurious sm0kerA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-24

To assist Mr.. Phillips In the work OF examining APP
pcants there are six persons designated by the Mayor
These arc Inspector Byrnos of the Police Department
Hugh bonner Assistant Chief OF the Fire Department.
Horace LOOMS, engineer In charge Of sewers In the
Department of Public Works. DIR. DR.. ID. f. Vosburgh,
George N. Williams and X. 7. Greener. Messrs'
Byrnes, Bonner and Loomls selected In order to
examine applicants I'm practical matters relating to tho
department In which the vacancy exists. They re-
coiyo nothing extra for their services. The others
who In the employ of tho city receive 80 for
each day or part of q day occupied In tho examnar
lions. The examiners arc not all present at any eI-
animation, but generally two and always one 10 ad-
altlon to Mr.. Phillips. Ho summons Thorn according
TO tho work TO DO done. II mon arc to BIO examined
for tho Police Department Inspector Byrnes called
IN for the Fire Department Chief Bonner, and so on
Professor Greener who IL a wollknOwn colored man,
dovotos himself to educational tests Dr. Vosburgh TO
physical tests and to tho examination OF applicants
for positions In the hospitals asylums, etc. Mr..
Williams Is builder and contractor and Is familiar
with the work TO DO performed by inspectors and other
such persons.
Some OF me answers made TO questions by appli-
cants arc oftenflmes highly amusing. Garrett Dillon
was being examined recently to his fitness to run
q stationary engine. lie asked this question:
"what do you know about governor, aud state its
uses I"
"Now, Mr.. Philips" was tho reply, "dont you
bring In politics. Dlv bit do l know bout any
Guv'nor 'copt Dave HILL He Is useful In batting tho
Republicans"
It was asoortaIncd that Mr.. Dillon had mover had
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-03
KREMER'S.
SPECIAL BARGAINS In new Face veiliu,
in every shade.

SPECIAL BARGAINS In new Face Veilings
in every shade.
KREMER'S buy and sell more Hats than Al
the other houses In Memphis together.
Therefore, every advantage Is Accorued
our patrons, both In style and price.
GREAT DISPLAY Of new styles Ladies'
and Misses Untrimmed hats Monday.
All styles displaye ed are the latest Paris
and New YORK ideas.
SPECIAL Floral and Feather display this
week Feathers in bunch of in every
beautiful shade Of the season at IS cents
bunch.
1000 SCHOOL HATS at 20 cents each Mon
day-every style.
IL0VES-Handsomely Embroidered Suede
Gloves at Csc pair, in tan assortment, at
kremer's Monday.
PARAS0L DISPLAY-Coaching Lace Para-
soils IN emit rely exclusive designs.
SPECIAL BARGAINS in Children's Para
sois-Sl. 25, choice Of so beautiful styles,
S.l0, handsome new Coaching. ivory
lips.
KREMER'S display Of constantly occurring
novelties brilliantly remunerative and
instructive.
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KREMER'S.
ONE !. new fall effects in Embroidered LAces

SOME new fall effects in Embroidered Laces
at per yard
EASTER :HANDKERCHIEFS-
fine Handkerchiefs at so cents N white
aud colcred embroideries Many Of
these goods are worth 81 to $3.50 each.
kREMEk'S Trimming Department show
entirely different line Of Novelties from
any other house in the ty. Rich and
exclusive styles coiored Iridesce t Fronts
S5 s.. Jet Pendant Nets, 81 rs. Black
and colOred Braid Sets. Iridescsnt Or
naments in every effect. Braid, Panel
and Waist effects.
IMMENSE LINE Of extremely fine Buttons
at 5Qc dozen and al zoe dozen. Also, line
of Metal Buttons at 90 dozen.
GREAT BEAD DISPLAY on Monday-Im-
mense line of fine Beads at Csc bunch.
RIBB0NS-Everything new and BEAUTIFUL In
Ribbons. Satin, Gr0s Grain and Fancy
at 25c. yard at our immense ribbon dis
play Monday.
EASTER B0NNETS-Boautifu works of
art. Special display of new styles Mon
day. lt you want the correct, the beau
titul, the artistic in Bonnsts or Hats
Kremer's the place. Others may initiate,
none can equal our style, and assortment
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KREMER'S.

AN IMMENSE LINE of decided and beau
tiiul Novelties. Some extremely fine
goods never before brought to this mar
ket. All below prices asked in other
large houses.
SPRING W00LENS in Combinations at
Kremer's. Some tps oially low prices on
very choice goods.
SOME GOODS not to be lseen elsewhere.
See them. Price them.
IS CENTS-For handsome Fancy Velvets
and Fancy Silks.
FIRST C0MERS FIRST CHOICE.
PLA1DS, STRIPES and CHECKS for en-,
tire suits at 81 cents.
A GREAT LACE SEASON this will be.
The Chantily Lace is immensely popu-
lar.
kREMER'S show some new aud BEAUTIFUL
patterns this week.
81 IS for a 42-inch Chantilly Flounce. As
tOnishingly cheap.
FINE Chantilly Flounces at So so.
G6IPURE FlOunces at 81 50.
HAND RUN Flounces at 95.
AT s2.50-An immense line of Thread, Gui-
pure. Point, Dalemore, Valenciennes
and York Flounces.
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Dress Goods. Dress Goods.

Dress Goods. Dress Goods.
At 50c, double width, all wool Man.
dalay SuitIgs, splendid bar
game, really worth 81 g yard.
At lOc, wool mixed Spring Suitings,
worth 25c.
At Zoe, check and plain Suitings,
sold elsewhere at 40c.
At 65c, checked and pla d all wool
SuitinRJ, double width, worth 81.
At 3Sc, English Whip Cords, 38
inches wide, good value at Soc.
At Zoe to 81 90 a yard, magnificent
and exclusive styles Tour own
imporia 'ione) Cancels Hair and
Berlin Serges, entirely naw de-
signs-csnnot be had elsewhere.
$50 beautiful combination patterns,
all marked at popular price,
from So 70 to $50 90 each.
Paris Millinery.
The attention of fashionable Ia.
dies is called to our Superb Millin.
cry Department, now under the
supervision Of Miss Jennie Buckly,
so well known as thorough artistic.
We offer special bargains tomor-
row in
White Dress Goods.
India Mulls, Linen Csmbrics, PLAID
Mulls, Nainsooks, Persian Mulls,
India Linens, all at popular
prices,
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The HOusekeepers' Day.

Tomorrow will be Housekeep ars'
ID y in real earnest. Carpets, Cur.
IAlus, MsttiDgs, Chinaware, Wood.
clware, g glassware, Sheetings, TIA.
b q Damasks, Napkins and Towels.
READ THE SOLID BARGAINS.
1000 rolls Dlmask China Mattings
at lac upward--speCial price by
the roll OF 40 yards.
500 rolls new Iograin, Tapestry aud
Body Brussels at special prices
tomorrow.
100 large Smyrna Rugs, slightly
soiled S. 90 rugs for So so; " 90
rugs for So rs; $40 90 rugs for
IS IS. Bargains unheard OF.
100 new Baby Carriages, new Rock.
ers, Easy Chairs and Mautel
Cabinets.
81 85 will buy pair OF Lace Cur
tains worth So so.
50 80 will buy a pair Of Lace Cur
tsins worth S. 60.
So IS will buy Lace Curtains worth
" so.
IS 80 will buy Lace Curtains worth
$1,000.
So % will buy a pair OF heavy Por-
tiers worth IS so. tI
Wash S and Sets OF pieces, 81 80;
cheap for double the money.
BritanniaDippers, ebonized handles,
for Sc, worth 25c.
Decorated Tea Ssts, consisting OF IL
plates, IL cups and sauoers, IL
ice cream plates, 2 cake plates,
tea pot, | sugar bowl, / cream
bowl, l waste bowl, for 81 so,
really worth 81 so.
Bird Csgse, new shapes, Soc.
French China Cuspidores 59,, usual
price 81 co.
Dinner Sets, decorated on pure
white china, consisting Of 100
pieces, only SIS 90; a regular
$50 set.
1000 additional bargains in China
and Glassware.
We have just opened our second
importation Of Table Damasks,
Napkins, To wells and Counterpases.
Tomorrow we offer: 100 Breakfast
Cloths at 81 %, worth 50; 80 sets
Cloth and Napkins At 81 so, worth
81; so sets all white Table Cloths
and Napkins 10 cases best Bleached
lSheetinR, 23c; 5 cases best Blesched
Domestic at Sc; / case all linen Ia
BILE Damask at 500; ] case genuine
Turkey Red Dsmask, 47c; also, 10
bales Sea leland Domestic at SC.
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BIack Goods. BIack Good,

We only call your attention to
our Black Goods Department. Look
through aud fad every new mate
rial out in back for spring and
summer wear. 20,
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Springtime Overflow
UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS,
II. HI. w. GOODWIN.

ii Our store is packed with New
III Goods TO please you.
ii 20 inch black OF colored Surab.
worth 81, Mondsy, Gle.
III 20 inch extra weight black or col
ored Surah, worth 81 rs, special
i price, sac. '.., -
S7lo black gro, grain Silk, 40,.
III 20 heavy black Silk. Monday,
Sic.
81 50 black Rhadama Silk, Mon
| Coo chaugesble Summer Silk,
Monday, SAC.
| New Silk Cords for Trimmings,
| New Silk Braid for Trimmings.
| Lovely Jet Ornaments Just in.
| Jet Passamenterie and Headings,
/ soc.
40 inch new shades in Cashmeres
for Soc.
| A inch French suiliugs, .in,lieht
weights, Sac.
| 81 fine Ca!hmeres, new colors,
| for Csc.
| zoe Satin Disg onal, new, for 49,.
| sac Broca led Dress Goods for Sc.
| lUc Spring Shades for DC.
l l2ac Canvas Cloth for &c.
"a Oheck Main ook for &c.
74c White Goods for 4c.
| loo India Plaid for 90.
loo 40 inch India Linen for sac.
zoe Ind a Linen BoUkfold for Sc.
65c Ariel Stripe, new, Acc.
Doc Sacarilla Stripe, new, SOC.
41c Frosted Plaid White Goods,
25c.
Soc Egyptian Lace Check, zoe.
25c Corded Pique for 16c.
iOc Heavy Wells, 23c.
40c Spriugtide P,aide, very sheer,
4 20,.
4lc White Linen Cambria, 24c.
loo Tyc ION Stripe, SAc.
10, Jap Plaias, 7ic.
zoe Figured Baliste, Sc.
7!c figured Lawns, Sc.
71c short ends Lawns, &c.
zoe extra heavy Percale, 1910.
$50 unb' Q iched Table Linen, l7c.
50I half blesched Table Diner,
39c. .. ,,...i r.'s. Cd,
l5xl5 red Napkins, Monday, 6Oa
q dtzsn.
20x20 solid red Napkins, Mon
dsy, 81 35 a dozen. .''
2lx2l white Dinner Napkins,
81 373 q dozen. .....;
40c children's odd sizes regular
made Hose (faucy), Monday, 100
SOC extra quality Misses Hose
for 2Jc. II 44,aru
Eul Il Wilson Collars. . Q.ri
Earl & Wilson Cuffs.
Good Linen Standing Collar, Toe, |
Good Linen rundown Collar, |
10c. Ei LJ.rtl 80 |
81 extra quality 10 ~ plated front
unlaundried Shir.s, Csc.
- ,r.
H. HI. w. GOODWIN, 70
sos Main Street.
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Satlnes. Satlnes.
Prices for Monday only.

ITIUb5 IUT WUHUay UHIJ'
New Satines, in figured, DC.
New SatineS, in solid cOlors, TO-.
French Finished s tines, 13c.
French Finished SstineS, in solid
colors, lSc.
Genuine French Satines, 6gure'
23c.
Genuine French Saines. solid -.
ors, 23c.
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MEMPHB DAILY APPEAL--sUNDAY. April, 3 1887. al
MENKEN AND COMPANY.

The fashions for this season were
fixed by our spring opening, last
"Wednesday. Ladies need hesitate
no longer, or be in doubt about the
correct thing to war. We cannot
add to the impression made on
those ladies who witnessed our
grand exposition, nor can we con.
vey an adequate idea OF its meg
nifcence to those who were not
present. However, the season has
now fully opened, and our i'm.
meme emporium is crowded with
the newest productions OF Earope
aud America. All our goods are
marked in plain figures, and at
reasonable advance on cost. To.
morrow We will start the spring
seasln with
STERLING BARGAINS
in every department. Read cIe-
fully.
Greatest Silk Bargain Ever.
Offered.
80 pieces striped and plaid s ks
and Satin Mervillieux, spring colors
and choicest styles, imported TO
sell for IS 5)ayarj, and fully worth
that. Tomorrow We shall sell this
elegant selection OF goods
FOR ONLY 81 90 A YARD!
Less than one.third value.
Extraordinary SILK Purchaser
During last wsek we bought from
a European manufacturers agent
q large lot OF Black Gros Ora n Silks,
Black Satin Duchesse and Black
Satin Mervillisux, 10 short lengths |
OF 10 TO 20 yards each many Of |
them sufficient for dress patterns. |
We Will place them on the counter
tomorrow at the following prices:
81 90 Satin Duchesse for 81 10.
81 70 Gros Grain Silk for 81 IS
So so Satin Mervillieux for 81 81.
81 25 Gios Grain Silk for 93c.
" rs Satin DncheJse for 81 50.
81 80 Gros Grain silk for 81 O5.
ALL ia lengths Of 10 to 20 yards. |
None cut at these prices.
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Easter Week Memorable One at KREMER'S.
NEW AUCTION HOUSE.

w would the public that opened
SS h Ss s the s,y MAJ
Snp Ms C%mone and Gusrdins Sales daily
hereafter consignmens Merchandise
q. BESTHOFF d CO.. Licensed AuctOneers.
j. r. LII alanman
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-03

NONiH TriAe with any Throat
AIO or Lung Disease. II you
have Cough or Cold, or the children
are threatened with Group or Whoop-
ing Cough, use Acksrs English hem-
edy ana prevent ia. ther Trouble. II
Is positive cure, ara we guarantee
il Price 10 and 90 cents.
- For sale by A, RENKBRT.
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We only ask you to look at our
Laces aud prices. Our stock Is com
plete. New Torchon Lace, ne Y M,
die, new Maltese Lsces, new Col.
ored La 81, new Silk Laces, neVAA.
tique Laces. Oar line is the largest
to be found in thu South.
Jet Trimmings; Beaded Head
ings, all shades; Jet Ornaments,
new styles.
Braids, Novelty Braids. Oar de.
partmsnt IL full of neT things in
Trimmings; none better. See them.
Handkerchiefs aud Collars. New
Ladies' Collars, new Misses Collars
500 dor Ladies' Hemstitched Had
keTchitf,, DC 300 dox G 4nts' Hem
stitched All Liuea Handkerchiefs,
l0c. Dan you beat themp
Paraslls PsrasolsI We have the
newest things Ia Psrssols and Sun
shades out this season. We won't
give YOU prices, but come and get
ata'asol. Over 100 different styles
and as many prices. -,
Shiltsl Sh rtsl The World
Leadersl 1000 de- Linen Fonts,
uulauudried, 45e 500 dee Pleat ID,
fac custom go1ds, 79c, good as a VI
Geuts' N ckwesr, IN all styles.
scsrfs at 25a, SclTfs at 800, Ties a.
CSC. suspsnders, in silk and satIn'
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Laees and RmbrOiderles.

Our grand sale Of these goods
commences tomorrow and lasts all
the week. Note:
500 pcs Embroidered Fine Pat
terne, 4c. 800 pcs Embroidered
Fine Patterns, DC. $50 pcs Enbroid-
cred Fine Patterns, 7sc. At l0c we
chow you 20c goods. At l5c We
show you SOC goods. At 2lc va
show you SOC goods. New Null
Embroidsries. New Mall Flowers.
See our entire line OF Bmbroideries.
Our prices are at the bottom.
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Dress Goods Department.

The prices bslow are made for
Monday and Wednesday only;
case Alsace Twilled, all oolorr,
lac, worth Zoe.
case Lorraine Olothe, double
widths, 23c, worth 40c. ''
SO pcs English Tyra Twills, double
width, SAC, worth Zoe.
go pcs newest Scotch suitings, dou.
BILE widths, CSC, worth 81.
so Paris Combinations, $l7, worth
S2S.
New Sarah Combinations.
New Silk Combinations.
New Scotch and Velvet Oombina.
tons.
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Lace Curtains. Lace Curtains.

Prices for three days But pme
Monday II you waRt bargains. Tney
won't last long at these prices.
200 prs Our Leader, scalloped,
81 10, were 81. $50 prs handso me
patterns, 81 50, were So. SOC extra
handsome new Portiers, S2 81, were
SO rs. 100 extra fine best Net, a. 50,
were IS. We have 500 prs Rne Oar
tsins, in embroidered styles, we
want to show You at u price. See
them.
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kREMER'S PALPAbLE hits
FOR EASTER WEEK!
KREMERS Reliable Hare Rich Selections Always Attract This
Week more than will you have cause
TO RUSH TO E%RENHER,%
KREMER'S.

SILKS-Extraordinary offering OF Grand
kail,e Franeaiso at 81 per yard.
A BARGAIN that we will not be sb t. 70
peat. This Offering will be restricted to
one day and no purchaser allowed 10
buy more than 20 yards.
IS CENTS For Q line OF all silk Mer-
yeilleux in cOlors.
sl0O LINE Of handsome qualities Satn
Merveilleux 10 all new cOlors.
OUR LINE of artistic shades of Surahs not
equa cd 10 this market.
sPECIAL-Kremer's Black Goods
40-inch Black Canvas at 25 cents.
42-inch Black Canvas at 45 cents.
42-inch Black Armure at IS csnts.
3S-inch Black CT ALI at AZ cents.
40 inch Whip Cord at AZ cent?.
i0-inch Yelling at ~ cents.
Sinch Albatros at IS cents
IS inch French Cashmere. at so cents.
42.inch Serge at a cents.
40-inch Lace koule at IS cents.
42.inch Dress Lane at 30 cents.
46-inch French Whip Cord at 50 cents,